Muhammad Mohsan Javid

CPEng|CMEngNZ|RPEQ|RPEng|PMP|PgMP|PMI-RMP|PMI-ACP
Mobile: +64 22 6460254
Email: [email protected]
Professional Profile
To hold a conscientious position in a leading Engineering Company where technical expertise and
educational Qualifications are exposed to their full extent to achieve growth and prosperity within the
organisation.

Key Skills:
Project Management  Technical Coordination Project Delivery
Cost Monitoring and Control  Quality assurance and Quality Control
 Stakeholders Management  Contract Management Project Administration
 Project Planning/Scheduling  Health Safety and Wellbeing Management
 Asset Management  Program Management

Personal attributes.
Problem-solving  Team Player Leadership& Management skills
Good Communication Skills  Technical Skills Flexible
Enthusiasm, loyalty and commitment  being able to Negotiate Critical Thinking

Educational Qualification:
 Master of Construction in Construction Law
 Master of Business administration in Project Management
 Bachelor of Technology (Honours) in Civil Technology

Professional Membership:
 Chartered Professional Engineer (MIEAust CPEng NER APEC Engineer IntPE(Aus) 5086106)
 Chartered Member Engineering New Zealand (CMEngNZ 1161504)
 Registered Professional Engineer Queensland, Australia (RPEQ 25201)
 Registered Professional Engineer, Business Licensing Authority Victoria, Australia (PE0005203)
 Member Project Management Institute Pennsylvania, United States (6758422)
 Program Management Professional (PgMP, 3652915)
 Project Management Professional (PMP, 3015008)
 PMI Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP, 3131166)
 PMI Agile Certified Practioner (PMI-ACP, 3133409)
 Engineering Offices Accrediting & Classifying Committee (MMUP UPDA) Qatar (16859)
 IRCA Certified ISO 45001: 2018, Lead Auditor Occupational Health Safety Management System by
IRCLASS (CQI|IRCA 223801

Other Training:
 Primavera Project Management P6 V 21.12
 Power BI
 AUTOCAD 2016
 NZS3910:2013, NZS3915:2005, NZS3916:2013, NZS3917:2013
 Construction Contract ACT 2002
 ACONEX
 Diploma in Office Management
 Basic Supervision Level-1
 MS Project
 Fire Warden/Marshal
 First Aid
 Working on Heights (Advance)
 Confined Spaces
 ConstructSafe Kiwi Tier 1 (020-0458-259)
 SiteSafe course Building Construction Foundation Passport (905867)
 New Kiwi Career Success program
Key Experience:

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 Project Management Nov 2021 to Present
CPB Contractors

 Identify, collect, organise and analyse data to provide information and enable decision-making.
 Actively contributing to the identification of and response to Project risks and opportunities.
 Ensuring project controls and reporting requirements are understood and followed.
 Carry out the tasks/duties of the functional role of the Planner as required by the Project's policies and
procedures or as amended in this Responsibility Statement or project-specific responsibilities matrix.
 Seek training and personal development initiatives for the Project.
 Have overall responsibility for monthly project status reporting and resolution of issues and making a
recommendation to the Project Director and Manager -
 Develop design and construction programs that reflect agreed methodologies and identify critical activities,
milestones and constraints.
 Develop and incorporate infrastructure strategies into the project delivery plan in conjunction with the
Infrastructure Programming & Funding team, considering the influence of informed and practical funding
assumptions and solutions on development projects' viability and cash flows.
 Identify scope, cost and programme changes or risks and communicate / report / escalate as appropriate.
 Liaise with construction personnel on-site to ensure that all construction activity data reflects absolute levels
of progress.
 Prioritising demands, meeting deadlines and delivering desired results by taking ownership and using
practical self and time-management approaches.
Ensuring efficient and effective overall construction management in the precinct.
 Developing and managing work schedules to ensure required tasks are delivered to quality within required
timeframes.
 Responsible for end-to-end cost management and holding to account contractors and consultants, as
appropriate, through cost management to complete work to date and give accurate input on variations.
 Updating master program, ensuring project delivery in optimal time
 Conducting regular reviews against the plan and taking corrective actions as required
 Support the Project Director with information to ensure that stakeholder engagement and communication are
well managed with all key stakeholders
 Leading technical workstreams to find programme-wide solutions regarding new and innovative approaches
to infrastructure solutions and encourage cross-collaboration of asset types. Challenge standard practices and
engrained solutions and identify and manage purposeful "blue sky" ideas for infrastructure solutions.
 Contribute to the full review and assessment of preferred subcontractors and suppliers' agreed programs that
satisfy the Project's contract program.
 Contribute to establishing and maintaining standards and processes to ensure that program, progress, and
other scheduling data are kept up-to-date in P6, including EV and cost and revenue cash flow requirements.
 Assisted with monthly reviews of the project program with delivery teams and consolidated and compiled
project program reports.
 Management of the development delivery through the design and construction budget against the required
scope.
 Evaluating progress against performance standards, appraising and resolving deficiencies and challenges and
ensuring deadlines are met.
 Experience with the procurement of design and construction services
 Make balanced and informed decisions on programme vs cost related to delivery and construction partners.
 Understanding of effective programme delivery strategies, practises, and principles.
 Define programme structure incorporating the approach to integration and interfaces and apply in-depth
strategic analysis to complex issues.
 Define all activities to a level of detail to make them easily measurable and to define a critical path.
 Ensuring the programme is analysed for robustness and reliability.

Infrastructure Project Engineer May 2021 to Nov 2021

Gore District Council

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 The Project Engineer is integral to the infrastructure delivery team, working on various engineering and
construction services and providing customer-focused services.
 Assist the Project Manager with managing the Project's financial, time, scope, and quality aspects
throughout its life cycle with a significant focus on health, safety, and customer satisfaction.
 Assisted with the operation of the Council's infrastructure in water, stormwater, wastewater, and solid waste,
and the roading, property, and parks infrastructure whenever required.
 Participate in the capital project delivery process from concept to commissioning and documentation.
 Facilitate implementation of project management plans to deliver infrastructure programs and projects.
 Effective monitoring, analysis and regular reporting on implementing these plans.
 Delivering complex infrastructure for large-scale developments.
 Contribute to procuring and delivering water, wastewater, and roading projects.
 Manage the design and contract documents.
 Manage consent approvals for the projects undertaken.
 Monitor and report on health and safety compliance across infrastructure and construction sites.
 Facilitate and offer "troubleshooting" support and specialised guidance for civil engineering issues.
 Understand multiple contract forms, including the NZS 3910 suite and Alliances, and can provide guidance
and recommendations on the contract form and how to procure for successful outcomes effectively.
 Ensure all council policy, legislative and contractual obligations are met.
 Act as the representative of the Council in the civil design and consenting process, managing, reviewing and
coordinating the performance and outputs of project consultants, contractors and professionals through all
phases of civil construction projects.
 Support a more comprehensive Council through broader conversations with vital external agencies such as
the New Zealand Transportation Authority, Kiwi Rail, etc.
 Alongside the Project Lead, the Project Director oversees the development of infrastructure projects. At any
time, this may be responsible for overseeing/managing between 50 and 100 projects in some stage of the
lifecycle with designers and construction contractors.
 Undertaking site visits, providing technical advice associated with civil infrastructure for land development
construction
 Hands-on understanding of the consenting process and the Land Transfer Office titling process
 Advise and support delivery partners, such as asset owners and other authorities, in their decisions related to
the Council.
 Navigating and operating in a regulated environment, experience working constructively across functions
and track record of building and maintaining the trust of all stakeholders.
 Handle between 50 and 100 projects simultaneously with designers and contractors.
 To achieve a smooth transition between the investigation, design, and plan phases, consult with your urban
planning and design colleagues as necessary.
 Participate in creating infrastructure documentation, such as timely programme updates, briefs, business
cases, and reporting to the central government and the public.
 Ensure that the Project Directors and Teams receive sound strategic guidance and support concerning the
infrastructure plan, relationships with the Council and contractors, and infrastructure advice on new projects.
 Understanding of partnership obligations under the Treaty of Waitangi and experience in working with iwi
and Māori organisations
 Assist in the selection of consultants for pre-design design work and infrastructure master planning.

Quality Control Engineer (Construction) May 2020 to April 2021

Ghella Abergeldie Joint Venture
This position's primary responsibility is to support the construction and operations teams in managing and
facilitating quality requirements, including answering technical queries and completing site inspection
activities for the Central Interceptor Project.
 Ensuring site activities are compliant with the prescribed specifications and standard
 Conducting scheduled internal and external quality audits
 Reviewing and following up on the audits and non-conformances
 Oversee and schedule quality assurance inspections of the Contraction work
 Review and recommend responses to Requests for Information (RFI) and Non-conformance Reports (NCR)
 Updating the internal database with all information like NCR, CAR, and Surveillance reports
 Assist with the implementation of the continuous improvement process
 Initiating actions to prevent non-conformities relating to the product and process and recommend solutions
through designated channels.

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 Lead processing or delivery of non–non-conforming products until the deficiency or unsatisfactory condition
is corrected or eliminated
 Maintain complete and accurate records of all aspects of the assigned project/s. All forms must be kept in the
relevant filing system, including emails. This will result in substitute personnel being able to access required
information when acting to fill project staff roles.
 Work collaboratively and effectively with all applicable internal teams and external stakeholders, contractors
and subcontractors
 Maintain open lines of communication with the Client to provide progress information and prioritise items
requiring engineering review, client guidance, and issue resolution.
 Promote a positive quality culture across the Project
 Providing quality advice, solutions, training and insights
 Monitor and measure quality-related performance concerning quality audits, site inspections, and supplier
sub-contractor audits and inspections
 Assist the wider quality team in developing, implementing and promoting efficient systems that ensure the
successful delivery and project handover of all quality assurance documentation as per the operational and
Project requirements
 Responsible for management of QA/QC documents within areas of work.
 Demonstrated knowledge and application of Workplace Health and Safety, Environmental Management and
Quality Systems to a project is required
 Determine priorities, meet strict deadlines and balance competing demands with the ability to work under
pressure with minimal supervision.
 The positive and proactive approach toward teamwork
 Sound planning and organisational skills. Progressive thinking and robust project administration capabilities
 Communication that is clear, concise and quickly understood both in written and verbal form
 Consistency produces work of high-quality
 Ensure you know the policy and procedures around creating, maintaining, and destroying records.
 Computer literacy with the ability to operate and maintain computerised office information with adherence
to the Joint Venture Management System.

Project Manager February 2014 to January 2020

Parsons International Limited
 Organise and control the technical and engineering aspects of the Project and Consider resource
management issues
 Ensure you have construction estimates before commencing work. Carry out risk assessments as required.
 Inform and Advise the Client on critical project tasks and risks
 Interpreting work assignment instructions, applying appropriate procedures and selecting equipment
 Support Project Managers in all financial measuring and reporting aspects for assigned work.
 Coordination with the supervisory personnel regarding schedule, sequence and method of work
 Ensure contract documents are to a high standard and meet Client requirements as appropriate for the value
and risk assessment of the contract.
 Consult with the Infrastructure Programming & Funding team to develop and integrate infrastructure
strategies into the project delivery programme, including the integration of informed and realistic funding
assumptions and solutions and their impact on the feasibility and cash flows of development projects.
 Establish and update the works section budget and forecast the final actual cost.
 Assist Project Manager with planning, including program, work methodology, procurement, QA, and
budgets.
 Prepare expenditure plans and forecasts. Ensure that project cash flows are prepared based on Programmes
with the basis of the cash flow documented.
 Develop Earned Value Analysis for projects that warrant that level of detail and measurement.
 Undertaking site visits, providing technical advice and land development construction
 Participate in the PMO team meetings and prepare and present regular project reports and updates.
 Supervise and manage office staff, including office Engineer, Community Liaison, and inspection Engineers.
 Report on leading indicators and variances to the Finance and Commercial and Construction Managers.
 Navigating and operating in a regulated environment, experience working constructively across functions
and track record of building and maintaining the trust of all stakeholders
 Keep complete and accurate records of the works and quantities completed.
 Planned, controlled and monitored receipt of all materials required to complete a work section.
 Responsible for upholding high health safety standards, preparing and developing work packs and Job Safety
Analysis, monitoring their implementation and progressive sign-off for closeout of work.

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 General oversight of site Engineer daily activities, including work assignments, on-site performance and
guidance on the supervision of the Contractor's operations and review of site engineer Daily Reports
 Interchange is a stormwater network that includes major micro tunnel works, emergency flood areas,
modular storage tanks, treated sewage effluent, potable water, power networks including 2 km power
galleries, and telecommunication networks. The Project's worth was $750 million.

Company: AECOM August 2011 to Feb 2014

Position: Project Manager
 Verify the compatibility of the site with the designed permanent works
 Maintain effective communication and liaise with other project team members
 Check obstructions, photograph and document the conditions of an existing property that might damage the
piece. Ensure all existing structures, property, utilities and landscaping are adequately protected.
 Supervised and carried out the construction material testing such as aggregate, concrete, soil, Asphalt, etc.
 Planned, controlled and monitored receipt of all materials required to complete a work section.
 Ensure materials used in construction are compliant with specifications
 Assist Project Manager with planning, including program, work methodology, procurement, QA and
budgets.
 Responsible for sustaining high health safety standards, preparing and developing work packs and job safety
analysis, monitoring their implementation and progressive sign-off for closeout of work.
 Organise and control the technical and engineering aspects of the Project.
 Liaise with urban planning and design colleagues, as appropriate, to ensure an effective transition occurs
between the investigation, design, and plan phases. Contribute to developing infrastructure documentation,
including timely programme updates, briefs, business cases, and reporting, both internal and external and
central government.
 Prepare daily logs and reports; maintain records of inspections, tests performed, work executed, etc. Perform
all work following the contract administration procedure manual.
 Observe site safety practices and the work progress and report any concerns to the Project Manager.
 Assists with inspecting completed works and helps prepare a punch list—Monitor the startup, testing,
commissioning and handover of the work.
 Provide sound strategic direction and support to the Manager Infrastructure Planning, Manager Infrastructure
Programming and Funding, Senior Project Manager, Project Directors and the project teams concerning
infrastructure plan, Public Works Authority and Contractors relationships and infrastructure advice on new
projects.
 Manage the project budget objectives and take corrective action to ensure the budget objectives are met.
 Ensure that variable costs are prudently controlled to an optimum level, any material budget effects are
forecasted in advance, and suppliers know KiwiRail has this aspect of the Project under effective
management while maintaining positive relationships aligned with the contact form.
 Support the Delivery Manager and other project personnel in tendering and contract negotiations.

Company: Tangram Architects and Designers Feb 2010 to June 2011

Position: Civil Engineer
 Ensure the performance of the work in strict accordance with the plans and specifications.
 Coordinate with the Materials Inspector, arrange for sampling and testing of satisfactorily completed work,
and conduct quality assurance testing of suspect materials.
 Coordinate with the Surveyors to check the line and grade of completed work for
Conformance with the plans and specifications.
 Assist Project Manager with planning, including program, work methodology, procurement, QA, and
budgets.
 Responsible for sustaining high health & safety standards, preparing & developing work packs and job
safety analysis, monitoring their implementation and progressive sign-off for closeout of work.
 Supervise and conduct construction material testing such as aggregate, concrete, soil, and Asphalt.
 Involvement with the delivery of works, including bridge structures, large-scale drainage, earthworks and
pavements.
 Preparing QA documentation, including Method Statements, Risk Assessments, and ITPs
 Coordination of subcontractors and suppliers
 Monitoring quality, environmental performance, health, and safety in the construction zone
 Programming and planning work within your brief
 Cost control and work performance management
 Stakeholder management and liaison with residents
 Maintain effective communication and liaise with other project team members.

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 Process the Request to check work forms and maintain records of their status.
 Maintain records of completed works for interim and final payment and As-Built plans
 Responsible for sustaining high health & safety standards, preparing & developing work packs and job
safety analysis, monitoring their implementation and progressive sign-off for closeout of work.
 Maintain detailed records of the Contractor's work on a Day Works basis.
 Make special notes and document the Contractor's activities that may lead to claims.
 Plan, controlled and monitor receipt of all materials required for the completion of a section of works

Company: AECOM August 2008 to January 2010

Position: Site Engineer
 Be familiar with project contract documents, detailed drawings, specifications, health and safety measures,
and associated updates.
 Ensure the contractor compliance with the standards and specifications of the contract documents
 Undertake all the site supervision and inspections when required or instructed by Project Engineer or the
Project Engineer
 Liaise and follow up daily with the consultant. This ensures that the Contractor manages its resources and
health and safety equipment on the site.
 Maintain effective communication and liaise with other project team members.
 Prepare a daily report to the Project Engineer. This includes works orders, materials delivery and a daily
inspection program.
 Organise and control the technical and engineering aspects of the Project.
 Planned, controlled and monitor receipt of all materials required to complete a work section.
 Follow up and implement site instructions from the Project Engineer or Project Manager.
 Apply and implement all quality controls and quality procedures of the site
 Prepare any site measurement and surveying checks the Project Engineer needs for pipes alignments and
levels.
 Coordinate and co-operate with client project managers during their site inspection in the presence of the
Project Manager.
 Responsible for sustaining high health & safety standards, preparing & developing work packs and job
safety analysis, monitoring their implementation and progressive sign-off for closeout of work.
 Assist Project Manager with planning, including program, work methodology, procurement, QA and budgets
 Monitor contractor QAQC activities and maintain the relevant records.
 Supervise and conduct construction material testing such as aggregate, concrete, soil, and Asphalt.
 Assist Project Engineer in preparing correspondences in compliance with the contract documents and site
requirements.
 Where site problems are found, please work with the Project Engineer to resolve them promptly.
 Monitor the startup, commissioning, and handover of the site work.
 Maintain records of materials tests performed and executed works
 Audit inspection for conformity to contract documents and Contractor-submitted plans.

Company: Bauer International FZE January 2007 to July 2008

Position: Site Engineer
 Conduct all the tests for Pile Foundation, Such as Sonic Logging, Caliper Logging and Load test (Static and
Dynamic)
 Check the Strata Profile
 Prepare reports and document project activities and data.
 Confer with the supervisor to determine project details, such as plan preparation, acceptance testing, and
evaluation of field conditions.
 Prepare the bored Pile Sheet
 Conduct the tests for Bentonite and Poly gel Like Viscosity, PH Value
 Check the quality of concrete at the site in terms of Slump, temperature
 Arrange all the tests for reinforcement
 Supervise the work according to Standards and Specification
 Plan and conduct field surveys to locate new sites and analyse details of project sites.
 Conduct materials test and analysis using tools and equipment

Company: SAMBU Construction Company Limited July 2003 to Jan 2007

Position: Assistant Civil Engineer
 Undertake all the site works when required or instructed by Senior Engineer or Project Manager
 Preparing technical reports

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 Arranging the field density tests and preparing the test reports.
 Dealing with project-related correspondence
 Maintaining technical standards consistent with the project brief
 Undertake site surveys when required
 Monitor QAQC activities and maintain the relevant record
 Assisting in the preparation of Road
 Supervised and carried out the construction material testing such as aggregate, concrete, soil, Asphalt etc.
 Involvement with the delivery of works, including bridge structures, large-scale drainage, earthworks and
pavements.
 Preparing QA documentation, including Method Statements, Risk Assessments and ITPs
 Coordination of subcontractors and suppliers
 Monitoring quality, environmental performance, health and safety in the construction zone
 Programming and planning work within your brief
 Cost control and work performance management
 Stakeholder management and liaison with residents
 Assisting in project administration and control, including monitoring of costs and program
 Work in collaboration with the other divisions, including Commercial and Delivery
 Perform other duties as may from time to time be reasonably required.